We've all heard of the phrase "slippery slope". When we look at divisions in the church, they're normally over noticeable but non-primary issues. Issues such as how to baptize for example are one of these. However, what about small issues? Can small issues in a church turn into larger ones?

Revelation 7 describes 144,000 Jews who are sealed for Heaven. How did God determine these people? Was it freewill, predestination, or something else entirely?

Often times we may hear something in our mind that doesn't glorify God. Perhaps it's a thought of lust or jealousy. It may even be a surprising thought of serious anger or violence. One of the things that makes these thoughts difficult is discerning whether or not these thoughts are our own or temptations from the enemy. Today, Bryan and Thomas discuss this great question.

It's easy to look at our lives and see how blessed we are. But do we actually believe that in our deepest being? How often do we relish the fact that God doesn't just take notice of us, but God actually cares for us more than we ever could?

In today's episode, a question isn't posed to Thomas and Bryan, Instead, Thomas poses a question to you. Where is your strength? Join Thomas in a new devotional episode of Hey Pastor.

In Luke 9:28-36 we see the disciples encounter Jesus with two other famous people from the Old Testament, that being Moses and Elijah. How did they know it was Moses and Elijah?

In Heaven, we'll have glorified bodies. More than likely, they'll look a bit different than what we're used to down here. So that makes us wonder, will we recognize our friends and family in Heaven?

Sometimes in scripture we see the word "soul" and sometimes we see "spirit". Is there a difference? If so, what?